A well-known insider has suggested that Bloober Team is gearing up to share details about upcoming DLC for their critically acclaimed Silent Hill 2 remake. While neither Konami nor Bloober Team has officially confirmed any additional content, this move would mirror the original 2001 game's post-release strategy.

Developed by Bloober Team, the 2024 remake of Silent Hill 2 revitalizes one of gaming's most revered psychological horror experiences. The game faithfully retells James Sunderland's haunting journey through the fog-shrouded town of Silent Hill as he searches for answers about his deceased wife, Mary. While maintaining the original's psychological depth and narrative complexity, the remake introduces modernized visuals, immersive sound design, and refined gameplay mechanics that have earned it recognition among the greatest psychedelic horror games ever made.

Industry insider AestheticGamer recently tweeted about a "very high probability" of Bloober Team announcing DLC for their Silent Hill 2 remake. The insider claims development on this additional content began prior to the game's 2024 launch, with a targeted release window before 2025 concludes. While unconfirmed by official sources, AestheticGamer has established credibility through past accurate leaks. Notably, they also teased that Resident Evil 9 might debut during Summer Game Fest, suggesting horror fans could have multiple major announcements to anticipate.

The rumored DLC is believed to be a reimagined version of Born From a Wish, a supplementary story included in special editions of the original Silent Hill 2. This bonus scenario explores Maria's backstory before she encounters protagonist James Sunderland. Given Maria's pivotal role in Silent Hill 2's narrative, such DLC would provide deeper insight into her character while returning players to Silent Hill's unsettling atmosphere.

While awaiting official DLC confirmation, Bloober Team has addressed technical concerns regarding the Silent Hill 2 remake's PS5 Pro performance. Some players reported frame pacing issues and resolution inconsistencies on the enhanced hardware, with claims that the standard PS5 version runs more smoothly. The developer has acknowledged these problems and promised an upcoming patch to optimize the PS5 Pro experience.